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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-03
APPLICATION FOR PAT
ENT.
mo. S61.]
U. 8. Land Once

u D. Lana - mcc
July 81, 1887.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
IN lam w. Chisholm whose residence and
post Office address Is Salt Luke CITY. I'm Salt
Lake County, Utah Territory, has made appIi-
cation for United states Patent for the ..Big
CHIEF Lode mining claim, situate in Ferber
Mining District, klko County, State of Neya.
da, consisting OF 1869 linear feet of the lode.
and surface ground 60O feet wide. being ot or
Survey No. 80 and described in the field notes
and plat of the official survey on file In this
ONCE with magnetic variation at II degrees
east, rs follows,: Commencing at post No, l,
the South-WeslerlV corner OF the claim, from
which IL quarter-sCclion corner between and
common to Sections 4 and 0, Township 27
North, Range 10 East, Mt. Diablo Meridian,
bears s Is deg II min 1143 feet distant.
thence running s "a deg 80 min $50 feet to
the South side post: thence N g. deg 20 min e
61g feet to post No. O. the Soutll.eastorly corner
of the claim; thence N 81 deg 40 min W 600 feet
to post No. 0, the North cas- erly corner Of the
claim; thence 8 "a deg 20 min W GIG feet to tho
North side post; thence N II deg 30 min w 15D
feet to post No. 4, the North-westerly corner
Of the claim;a and thence 81 deg 40 min f. 100
| -~NN w o"AN POoG kNV' ~ pace Oh DpHtuntnR,
containing total area of 1887 acres, .II of
which is claimed au applied for, the area IN
conflict with lot or survey No. 81, the Nam.
moth lode, not being excepted or excluded
from the claim or from said application,
From the middle Of the wester y end line
OF said Big Chief lode claIm the discovery point
OF the claim bears IA dc = 81 min f 200 feet
distaht- The said mining claim being of record
In the Office OF the County Recorder of EIko
County. Nevada. who is ex-offlciU Recorder of
said mining district, at Slko. IL Elko Comfy.
Nevata. The nearest known locations b.ina
the Mammoth" lot 81, the "Red Cloud" lot 40.
the "klko" lot 80, aud the ".Great Western
lode mining Chains, IN the same District
ANY and all per ons cluiruiag adversely any
portion of said Big Chief mine, or surface
ground, arc required to le their adverse claims
with tho Register Of the United States Land
Office. ut Eureka, I'm the State Of Nevada. Il r.
ing the sixty days period OF publication here. |
OF. or they will be barred by virtue Of tho pro.
visions Of the Statute.
..... d H. HALL,
... Register.
dir'ct that this notice be published in tho
ISrErENDENT, at Elko, New, the newspaper |
published nearest the said mining claim. tor
tho period Of sixty days.
d. HALL,
Register.
Dated, Eiko. July as, 1897. ~ =
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-03

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In safe vault. free of charge.
-W- Houses to sell or rent. Apply to J.
Henderson,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
Fatally burnrd.

Emma, daughter OF James aud Eliza.
BETH Kelley, residing at No. 9l5 West
Fourth street. was burned 80 badly
through her clothes taxing fire from .
. stove In room up stairs about IL
O'Clock .. IN. on Mon lay, that she died
in q few hours afterwards. She was
alone In the room st the time ner
clothes became ignitad, and Immediate
ly ran down stairs 10 her mother, who
extinguished the fameF, but nos until
she was badly burned about tho body.
Dss. Lukens and Pyle ware immedi-
ately called in and spp,tsd this usual
an'idotes TO. relieve her suffering but
her injuries vera so great as TO cause
her death about 4 o'clock In the after
noon. The little sufferer was a grand
daughter OF Charles Kyle. SIKH and
Orange streets, who itels the shock
almost as sensibly as her parents. who
are greatly prostrat i'd by the untoward
eveut
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
A Plain Statement.
IuouuuNInArRn


In reference to the sketch that an.
pesred 10 the DAILY REPUBLICAN, Of
the visit Of Mt. Airy school at Centre
Vile 10 Clinton school near Ashland. We
feel 1t duty to say of the pupils Oh the
latter school that they are making rapid
progress. ln regard to the spelling con.
test between thu two schools 1t was not
understood by tho pnpiis OF Clinton In
the beginning that the pupils of Mt
Arg were coming for o spelling con
test. When Miss Henry asked psr.
mission to bring her pupils for q friend.
" visit to Clinton school, she said that
Tor an amusement fhs would propose
spelling on sides ~ = pleasant way 10
pass the time. She did not say that for
some time previous--btfore asking par
mission to mske . yisit-rilat they had
had drills in spelling, thus preparing
themselves. while the pupils OF Clinton
knew nothing OF their intention of
ihsir visiting them. Mlas Miles gave
perm ission for ,ham 10 come, not know.
Ing that they pi iepAred them selves for the
purpose ~ spelling before asking to
come. There was good spelling on both
sides, Ard coueidering one side had
praeitced, whore the other had only a
snort notice Of their coming, they have
little to boast of. w
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
FELL IN LOVE- WITH A TRAMP.

A Generous Lady OF Delaware Avenue.
A poor young fellow was standing In
front of the residence of benevolent
lady on Delaware avenue, and on see
Ing the poor man look as though he
wanted something to eat, invited him
in the house. "Wtll you have some
thing TO eat?" '.Thanky, mum; don't
care If do" III suppose" continued
the lady, setting square meal before
him, "your life has been full of trials. 7"
"ris mum; an the wust OF 1t was l
allus got convicted. The last thing
got shuved fer was fer stes ling . suit
of clothes. But notice there ia no oc.
casion to steal suit Of clothes In this
town when you can purchase one at
Mey era selliug.out sale, corner of Fifth
and Market, for %. 81, worth $3.50"
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
Proceedings of tho Legislature

SENATE.
Down, Feb. 14.-The Senate met at
IL. 15 O'Clock.
The following bills were read q frst
time:
On motion Of DIR. Martin, an aot to
straiehten q public road In Broad
Greek Hundred (read . second time by
title under the suspension Of rule Ia }
On motion of DR.. Lewis, acts to rein
corporate the Aid and Mutual Loan
Associations OF Wilmington, Delaware,
and the Portland Paving Company Of
Wilmington, Del. Recess until 8
O'Clock.
The Senate re.assembled at 8 O'Clock.
On motion Of DIR. Lewis the act to sup
Hall Company WAS read . third time
Dr.. Lewis gave notice o, an act to
authorize the appointment of an add.
tional constable for Mispillion Hun
dred.
DIR. Cooper introduced acts to repeal
the act for the suppression of intem-
psrance and to amend the act for the
suppression Of intemperance, and an
act to re-establish school district No. 81.
Mr.. McWhogter presented u petition
from May Hineman asking q divorce
from Alfred Hineman.
House met at B p. m.
Mr.. Temple introduced bill to In
corporate the town of Keuton.
Read and referred-Bill to amend the
law regulating the aale of Intoxicating
liquor.
New bills given notice ef-By Mr..
Ware, to amend the charter Of the
Rsman Catholic Male Protectory of
Wilmington; by Mr.. Wilson, supple
ment to the oyster act; an act to rein.
corporate the town Of Milford.
Senate bill to amend chapter 20, vol
ume xviii, Laws Of Delaware (relative
TO filing vacancies In election inspec
torships) was read first time.
Adjouruad
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

ContinuAasoa ~ ths Argupent Arslnse
= Nsn-wule = ~ O. r. 0iIss " 3hs
uae4neaA 9eaes xs1a Osenroay.
YsstsrdAy Aftssnooa's ssssIon II Court
oonvsssd 6 3 o'eIo6k, vitn - Ohisj
Jastice aa1 Asuoeaate Jufeep Woottsn
end Houston On 40 bepcS. Immedi
diately alter the opeains N. Bird e
sansd his areument II oncosition =
Mr.. BrAdfosd's melton fos 4 nor suit IN
me oeee o. Giles ". The Diamond State
the defendant com pany had she nIans
prepared undsr tksir supervision snd
had psssoFibed the Length. heieht spd
thickness oi the wall. they. and thsv
s.one' we're che sssponsible parties.
Iney nad chosen to employ their
oraueheeman, who was mot conpetept
ascnitecf, 20 prepare the plans, instead
~ emp'oyiue o0mpetent man, and by
% going s@umed al the responsibility
xne oefendants argue thAt they did
end of course they did NOT, for II they
bad Mr., NendinhalI and III, Clement
D. smith would have bsen where they
should have btsu, In iaIi, the came -
the bogus builder Buddsnsick, OF New
York, nov II. He aid that he had
never charged malice. bat ~ tho other
side bad thrown down the rauptlet he
would pick IL up, and say that 10 where
they would have bean, He read the
ordinance creating the once OF build.
ing inspector, and which prescribcs his
q dutics, with the manner In which walls
Of buildings Of all kinds, including fao-
toi les, mills, etc., should be Constructed. .
and said that Il was clear from thIs
that the defsn dapt company v Gro guilty
OF . violation Of the law.
He cited authorities TO shov that II
was tho duty OF the master 70 exercise
|extraordtnAry care 10 prevent Injuries "a
: servant, and that where thcy failed 10
90 90 they were responsible for any
injury or damage which might be aus.
tainod.
Mr.. Bird continued to speah and cite
authorities until Q O'Clock, whom court
took . recess until this morning.
The court room was flled with peo
| pie, among them being . number from
. distance, who listened with the great
est interest to Mr.. Blrd's inpAssioned
argument
An inquisitIon WAS held in the Law
Library In tho case Of August Lentx.
vs. Howard w. Connell. This was :
suit brought BY the plaintiff to recover
damages for the loss Of his daughter 3
fervices, who II 10 claimed was ruined
By the defendant. Cornell. II viii be
remembsred Was sdjudsed guilty OF
bastardy st the November term oI
Court. Cornell did not appear ycster
day, and tho jury rendered verdict Of
VI, eco damages for the plaintiff.
-
There was . sound OF yevelry BY
night" and she had card but couldu',
go, all on account OF neuralgia. He,
favorite dude, however, had . level
head, snd, instead Of . bouq net, brouetl
Salvation OIL Thav = ept snd .va..
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

The eighth grand annual ball OF the
Montifore Hebrew Charity Association
will be held In Prof. Weester's dancing
academy on Thursday evening, the 18th
inst. The price Of tickets has been fixed
at 81, and arrangements have been
made to have q very pleasant entertain
ment and at the aarne tune contribute
10 commendable object,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
e Grand Lecture.

Rev. DIR. Miller, of Philadelphia,
will deliver . lecture In the 1. M,
church, on Madison street below
Fourth, .on Thursday evening, Feb.
17th, ON "Love, courtship and mar
riaae" The proceeds for the benefit OF
the church. Admission, 10 and 25
cents. Doors open 1T 6.45 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
The Seventh Anniversary,

Harmony Council. United Friends Of
America, will celebrate their seventh
Anniversary this evening in the Nc
Clary Building, An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared consisting Of
musical and literary exercises, and an
admission Of 10 cents will be charged to
defray expenses.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
Potatoes.

Janney. 3o3 King street, has opened
the Season for choice York State pota.
toes. just received, q lpsGe eonsign-
ment from the best potato section Of
New York. VIII sell to the trade in
quantities to suit at reasonable prices
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
AZ tho Academy Of nausie.

A large audience In the afternoon and
. packed house In the evening gave
Newton Beers hne rece ption at Proc
tors Academy yesterday. The Acad-
emy never had as large an audience as
last night Every seat In the house
was sold before the curtain went mp,
and those who came afterward had to
be content with standing throughout
the performance. The attraction was
the lyrio-spe otacular drama. "Loss in
London" . new play to Wilmington
theatre goers.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
List of Public Balss.

10, George Hill. horses, Media
10, Derrickson d Trimbie Brand " Hd
II Mary 4. litter, Pencader Hd.
II, A. q. Thos pson, Chester, Pa.
~, n. \. bo0srts. norsrs, Chester.
~ Jester d MCDANIEL, horses, ctr,
~, n. Swayne, Ex., CITY.
q; Doaslass Morrison, White Clay
n y. ID. Hannum, Brandywine Id.
12 Jss. H. CLARK ,neag delaware OIfy
-, y. v. Ellison, Pcncader HID.
~ Derrickson q galloway, Brandy
~, n. Emmcns. Stu,k estate.
~ Miller and Jos. Forwood, Brandy
a8 Thos CLARK. New Castle hd
!. ~ ~ Wssninston King. Psncsder I'D.
:" 81, A. Ii. TYSON, Chester, Pa,
y: Nathaniel Thompson, Pencade derHd
70, samuel Brcadbont, w. q, u, Hd
- 20. ". q Martin, city.
B W. II. Finn, Jr,, Newport, hoYses
March !, John II; Emory, N. o. HID.
i 1850 "; .. dTsl,sy: ~ mi iiier and Jos
I, u. q J. Lyons, st. 0eorgsGHd.
2, Jsns Moody. W. u. q. I'D.
z, Jas e. Mesiliisan, Brandy hid
= ": Z. Z y. b. HoliingsWorth
9. ". 4. Powell. PsncAdsr Hundred
Z, l.. W. Stidham 3 sons luz. room
=. stSgr. hs opuuef, WilmlDKt0us
I, McFsrifn b Banks, ~. q. Id.
I. John Hanna, Mill Greek Hd.
., John Mckee, New Castle Id.
Y. Weidfn b MoElwss, W. GO. .Hd
Q, J. u. Hulett. MIL Greek Hid.
., W. w. Calhoun, Red Lion Hd.
y tarr q Megginaon, Brandy Hid
frank McVauRh, Mill Greek I'd
10. ": Y. Thompson, ". q. hid.
Letimer d h ali, Christtana Hd
II, No. l222 Market street.
II, Peoples b sheldon, Christi. Hid
y, J. II. willard, 70s w. Tth 81.
u, VIM Bndsnkott, Blackbird .Dei
u, ID. ". Mousley. Brand,y Id,
y. q. J. Brooks. W. q. u. I'D,
10. W. 7. Swiggett, city,
10, W. y. Vane. W. u. j. I'D.
10, samuel Handy, Brandy HID.
. 70, Geo. Murray, N. q. HID.
10, J. W. 9uest near Olaymont
~. John II. Peoples, M. o. Id.
lf.Oharies +. aucst, Brandy Hd.
Is. Mrs Jefiefis, ctty.
Is, \. II. johnson. Pencader HID.
10. A. Valontine. Brandywine Id
Il, Wilson. Brandywine Hid.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

Why suffer piles? Immediate relief
and complete cure guaranteed. Ask
for "Rough ON Piles." Sure cure Tor
itching, protruding, bleeding or any
form Of ptlss. SOC, At druggists or
mailed.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy until noon, when clearing and
colder conditions may be expso ed.
The present outlook Tor Thursday Id
fair and colder weather.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

corrects offensive odors ct once. Com
plete cure Of worst chronic Cases; also
unequaled rs garale for diphtheria, sors
throat. foul breath. 500.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

d. r. Dallas. $50 Madison street, has
always on hand the freshest bsef, pork,
sausage and soIapple ct the lowest
prices. He would be glad for = oall
from his friends.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
BREv,r,Es

Snn Rises $50 e,n !,
Moon rtsas 12.6p.
The sheapest has house IN the ,,,x
hunaford bros.' 40A Markst street.
Iry bashS coal ;'yos win liks II.
ny Bush's ooai yor VIII su-sly IKE n
". !. kfmb'e, srocsr. md and Justt,on.
Miilnrd .. Dsvis', jswsiss, 4. md ssress
oIty Lsnndry. Sixth and sAiplsy stssse
Sins u T. Kings. ~ Hsnrs. 70 n. rsursa
oh oioth remnants ehssp, 722 King.
Iinware, Wood and willow ware. xz
ohespest placs to ruy window sh.dS, n
ioS West Eighth street
Aiex. Cham oers. tin roofing, spoutfnx and
ioDDing, 222 King street
waning machtne for ssie st Plcksrs stopu
tore, East Fourth st.
Emulate the example OF othsry on ~ vben
you knew thsn to be right.
refuts. O
There arc no cernsr groFgsries on tho road
70 prosperity.
Uommo. sense IN an uncemnen degree 10
wnat the world calls wisdom, -'l}
Get your furniture reuphoJstared NJ r,sS
y. hodges', loa West Eighth street.
This 10 the time to get good work for uttls
money NJ Hodges, I03 W. Eighth street.
order an easy chair or parior suit at Fred
u Hoda es', loo West Eighth street,
Fish and oysters fresh every day Mt Pen-
aeii's. second and King streets.
Go 10 H. II. Moore's stalls, IL and "a Sec-
ond street market, tor your good butter and
cheese, Wholesale and retail.
II men wish TO be red in ssteem thsv
must associate with those only who are esii.
mablo.
To emile at the lest which pIauts A Ihorp
"a anothers breast is to become y principal
In the mischief
The man who is wise only 10 his own esti.
nation ia gensraIly the patt and rldieule Of
hts associases.
ANA they do say you can get tn, best
aomem Vie Candy in the city as I29 M arKet
for Is cents per pound.
Infants clothing and iadtes underwear
made at SsaAts D~vis', no. ksst Fourth
street
a man Is 10 be pitied who has no mind Of
bis o sn capable Of discerning tne d lfferenoo
ostw ween right and wrong, bat is continually
referring 70 others as having done thus
and 90
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
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Wh) wouldn't kiss
A pretty miss?
how could y u e'er rests. htlf
Especially,
IL she should be
Some ether fellows sistnr
nm suro that you
Would he too too
Utter ly glad TO do II.
But have a cere
No br0thsr's there,
Or you will surely r1e 4!
But on tho sly,
With no one By,
Your arm her walls, sup. or; ng,
Lay back her head,
ANA then -, 'nouYh said,
Go, do your own sweat courtii 4.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

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go. e.e,es.-- N-...s- s..,.-
A-e-.-s. p-..s.r.s
IL 1Ary silva, the youug and
psessy VIE OF Portuguese sailor, who
y aescilDsd - - me- we'll educaved
!ellov. committed suicide In Boston
h..sSss 1ney nved Win the
- ynos. Ases Week, during
~ au. .~.u" snOso1ce On = voyage, sne
s-~.I vol saMos Y = roftu'
no@ sne neo .nown pefore mar.
- rto -1 ~. s,ston.,sw tnfeatened
I .r sne husband OF tne- faot.
aAouoo sno su'c'ue.
= nre occurred Monday afternoon In
- ~ ~ pKes T P1rsi1n 9. sne western 'front.'
- rn..n.s IlisoeIpnia, cioee 70
shorrhs ~ oInol psviiion. Is 10
hssys. pcen caused " some
isys~ t.cr a. ~, ao puiiuinG
tsr,iv S.st ~ .no .nlIu ss9fy, inadver
Sror" PIs mso cosi OF NOT iivet
-S..s ~. a. J" ING noor Deiow.
dsnt .s;N 10 20 cnn E".,s no superinten'
sse. ~ A o~''i '"e ua"'
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M. - ,saanng ,sng csnco ~ tne
h.nSs - ~. posy pu.lsHy euu plsoou IA tne
- ssks &C.,. ,.ss. ~ nIs IcslkhAslon
-. .ro.n.s s apo. sno sppointnsnt o.
Hou.~ ths, ~. N..nI. M s,s = sns aits
to sct - :. asc,star. - 1. ~ .as ~ uon.lnue n'
n. NJ. loI soveIa, weeks $.
afternoon for Albsnv. IA ernecrs to
return as the close OF the veek.
IL ..t,m.tad ,h., 80 I... -.
there vsrs shcnt o0o oon a. ~" '' as
oOD shsan IN ~. ..,rss v,ss. ro..h 0 snu ~,
Of Yel1ox oxstops rtves -t.S,n aaa;m Suss y.
one hundred milss from no., Eao.S -
Montana. Since that data. n is be'
lioved, thousands Of the animals have
persisted for want of food and shelter.
and thousands OF them ara still diving
A talser.m frnu RaIvia.ra NJ
.Jersav. says that the vorh. ~ a. NJ,
Bnnoo, Gorsoi,d.,ad sIa,a v ras as'
|At Bangor, Penna.. are shnt down tbs
paen ali having zone ont on strike for
more wager, and the COMPANY IL suffar.
| ing severe loss by reason of unful-
allied contracts. The strike. il /,
feared, may extend to other quarries.
The Womsn Suffrage psrty's State
COMMITTEES In New York has notif,ed
I the Legislative COMMITTEES on the Don.
stii utional Convention ssthat voman's
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

Clears out rats, mice. roaol,es, fiies.
anta, oefbugs, beetles, insects. skunks'
laek Rabbits, sparroas, gophers. 100.
AT druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

Our celebrated 30 and 60-cent teas,
are the talk of the town; we have just
received the new crop Japan teas. Grip.
pen, 8 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

There's such divinity doth hedge q
king that treason" fears to touch him.
But rheum atism 10 20 respecter OF per
sons, and Boy atty would do we'll to
patroniza Salvation Oil, the great pain
cure.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

Three.story brick, No. 1908 Van Bureu
street. Good oder snd pleasant home,
Apply at REPUBLICAN, office,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to CastoriR,
When she had Children. she gave them Cas-
tortA.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

The proprietors of the Tarboro' South
erner, Tarboro, N. G., write: "Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup goes 40 fast our
druggists can't keep supplied"
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

Butter, 40; cream. "A; new milk, 8;
skim milk, 8; butter milk, 4; whipped
cream, ~ rents pers Qnart. Open fro m
. \. m. to $50 p. m. Fourth and Ship.
ley.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

ut the REPUBLICAN, offioa Ia this shad
o'clock 10 O'Clock Ii o'cloc'
$50 43o 45
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

Read our want and ior rent columns.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
"A MAGED F:
BY
VAT ERl

king secured several packages Of the goods dam
salt water on board the stranded steamer
|hch occurred on recent passage from Boston
6elphia we will place them on
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

The following named pupils have at
tended Clinton school, near Ashland,
Christians Hundred. every day for the
month ending February 11th, 1887:
Plankinton, John Lyons, Bayard Doud.
Willie Doud, John Willis, Willie
Chandler, Thor. Underwood, L. Ernest
Dilworth, Peter Donahue, Daniel Con.
ner, Beccie Plankinton, Maggie Lyons,
Anna L. Dilworth, Aunie Under wood.
Missing one half day: Dennis 2. Lyons,
Frank p. Underwood, Eatie j. Murray.
Maggie Conner. Missing one day:
6amnel Plankinton, Alphonso Plankin.
ton, Jas. Conner, Charles Doud, Thos.
Eaohus, James Donhhue, Willie RyaE,
Alfred 3. Willis, Calvin Doud, Lizzie
Murray. Missing one day and . half :
Stephen Lyons, Mason Div orth. Mis-.
sing two days: james McMoniRal,
Annie Donahue, Willie Mullin.
HANNB NJ. MILES, teacher.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
1hs BsginniDg Of the Fad.

Tho beginning Of disease Is . slight
debility or disorder Of some Of the vital
organs. the stomach, tho liver or the
bowels usually. There are dyspepsic
symptoms, the liver IL troublesome, the
4 kin grows tawney and unhealthy look.
ing, there are pains In the right side on
through the right shoulder blade. The
climax l. ofssn IN uttsr prostrstion Of
the physical susrgies. psrhsps . fatal
issue. Bnt II the difficulty 10 met In
time with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which is always effective ~ q remedy,
and 1t should be resorted to at an early
stage, there will be no rsaton to appre-
bend those Injurious subse Quent ELECTS
upon the system often eptaiied by en-.
tireiy CURED diseases. Far better IL It,
also, to employ this safe remedial agent
in fever and aaue. and other malnriAl
complaints, than quinine and other
potent drugs, which, even when they
do prove effsctual for . time, ruin the
stomach and Inn pair the general health.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

There was . sound OF ysvelry By
night" and she had . card but couldn't
60, All on account OF neuralgia. Her
favorite dude, however, had . level
head, end, instead Of bouq net, brought /
salvation OIL. They vent, and wero
happy once more.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

The lower part Of the Opera House
was crowded last night, on the occasion
of the Usher's benefit, and ''The Wages
OF Bin," ~ presented BY Mr.. Charles q.
Maubury, and his very excellent com
pany, was one OF the dramatic treats Of
the season. Every character was sns-
tanned in IN admirable manner, and
each member Of tho company proved
fully equal to the requirements OF the
character which be or she sustained. !.
Tho play itself ID . sermon, one that
those who witnessed It cannot soon for
get, and clearly exempliHed that 1.-THE
Wages Of Sin sre DeAth."
The ushers return their thanks to the
public for the liberal patronage, TO
Eugene y. Fraim for program colrte.
sizes, TO Juls Reybold and his orchestra,
g. the attaches Of the house, 70 the press
OF this city for the notices, and TO Man
ager BAyl lis, for his valuable assistance
In giving advice, and furnishing infor-
mtAtion.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-15

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Daily Republican., 1887-02-15
This day at the great tobacco mart,
Chapman.

Seventh and Orange.